Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-20
LOCAL MENTION.

reSn 1rult IN It's season at kellar'S.
Brick, lime, stucco, at Queal & Co.'S.
Best quality of dry lumber at Queal
IL Co.'S.
There is scarcity of cars for grain
shipments.
New corn Is on the market, and the
quality is No. l.
w. Elliott loans money atlow rates.
No commission.
Grass is getting dry enough to burn
look out ror it.
Bargains in clothing. Closing out
sale at Robinson's.
Even county commissioner is liable
to get too abusive.
Bank-up, fix-up and double-up, cold
weather is coming.
No Sioux City Journals this morning
and all feel lonesome.
Mrs, Booker will preach at Kyte's
hall Sunday morning.
Grain of all kinds is of good quality
this year in this section.
Numerous extra freights are being
run to handle the grain.
Sell your grain at Aliens Agency
and get the highest price.
Commissioners proceedings occupy
considerable space this week.
z. Allen buys all kinds of grain and
pays the top price every time.
The wind has begun coming from the
northwest corner of the universe
Bro. Hoyt, of the Parker Press, has a
new apprentice-an 111s pound boy.
j. Fl. Wood has purchased the Fred
erickson building, east of the postoffice.
To close out: 300 pr of Boots and
shoes at below cost, at M. S. Robinson's.
Hooking valley, Jackson hill and
best grades ofsoft coal at Queal & Co.'S.
Scott & Swan are ready to receive
loads of hay delivered at shed in Hur-
ley.
Miss Emma Gamble drew the blue
glass water-set at the recent Catholic
| fair.
DR.. S. G. Fowler. the present incum-
bent, is a candidate for the office of
coroner.
Fred NJ. Brown is working in the
office of the Bell Publishing Co., at
Sioux Falls.
Aliens Agency handles real estate
insurance, loans, collections and ocean
steamer tickets.
The house owned by Geo. Deyo, on
Monroe street, is undergoing repairs
preparatory for winter.
Turner countys prisoners are now
confined in the Yankton Jail. Sioux
Fails was getting little too high-toned
| and high-priced.
! A new floor has been laid in Elliott
| & Bach's hardware store. The con
tinuous rush Of customers wore out the
old one. They advertise.
Heating stoves have been placed in
the Hurley school house, the furnace
having failed to keep the building
warm during past winters.
/ Only few days remain which to ge
the magnificent premium-the NORTH
Dakota Farmer-otfered by the Herald
The book closes Monday, October 31st
Robert Martin has an auctioneer'
card in this Issue of the Herald. Mr.
Martin has had success in the sale
he has engineered, and is an old hant
at the business.
The residence Of D. A. Gowdy wa
A made to appear more homelike thi
week by the arrival there last Tuesda,
evening of a young daughter. Dav
says it seems funny; but it is reality
Quite a number Of eastern partie
have been looking over Turner count
during the past few weeks. The crop
speak for themselves, and no word
need be wasted with a practical farme
to prove to him that this section is un
excelled for diversified farming.
The temp erance campaign will ope
with general mass meeting under th
auspices of the w. G. L. u, to be hel
at Kyte's hall, Monday night, Oct. 24tf
to which all friends Of temperance ar
cordially invited. The program Of tn
meeting will be singing. speeches. reae
ing, after which arrangements will b
made for carrying the work into tn
school houses and all through the cour
try. Now will be the e>time to work fc
, God and home and native land.
We understand that Demorest
Monthly has been making extensiv
changes in its editorial staff. If para
lei results could always be obtained, W
/ would advise every publisher to go an
: do likewise; for the November numbe
/: which has just arrived, is certainly
j grand success. Demorest's MONTH
e has always been in the front rank {
: family magazines, but the new bloc
4 that has now been infused into it pn
r it ahead of all rivals. Before subscri
/ ing for your family magazine for tn
y coming year. you should see Dem
: rests, Tor they say with trnth that
e contains dozen magazines in one, ar
i furnishes information and amusemel
r for the whole family Published
! w. Jennings Demorest. 10 East l4'
Street. N. Y.